expiaticn.
RJ hasn’t had the pleasure to meet many villains or fight them, but he thinks it would be quite amusing if they decided to think about the consequences for their victims. The boy nods as he hasn’t had the pleasure to play video games — his mind always focused on other aspects of being a normal kid. It’s okay though, maybe if they ever get to the city again he can try out this SIMS game. “So you live out a fake life as whoever you create? It sounds interesting, but I’m not sure. I’m sorry I grew up a little sheltered.” Which was putting it lightly, but then the thought about his parents has him looking around. “My mom and dad are here somewhere. I just don’t know where at this very moment. Will you stay until they come back?”
“Aw, I see. That’s cool though, the Sims does not a childhood make, you know? Besides, you really wanna hear about a video game that’ll take your time, let me tell you about Pong. Literally just two white bars at either side of a screen bouncing a ball off each other, trying not to let it drop and somehow always failing. Years down the drain.” May leaned back before beaming just little when he asked her if she’d wait with him. Her powers as a cool aunt obviously hadn’t lost their shine in this hostile territory. That or he just really wanted to know more about the Sims. “Absolutely, I’ll stay. I’m sure they’ll be back before you know it. I’m figuring because they’re braving the dinosaurs etcetera, that they’re a pair of badasses?”








